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The Plain Truth
! good enough for Hood' Baraiparllla.
Just What it docs-is suffloient to prove- its
merit. Tho iwifo of Rov.Chas. Bwithen
batik, Cosumne, CL, lays: In this ma
larial country, wo have felt dull, tired,
depondont, no nppotite. HInoo talcing
Hood's Sarsaparilla
wo havo been restortd to health. We reo
otnmond It heartily." Get HOOD'S.
Hnnrf'fl 'PIUc " tasuim, mild, so.
liUOU rlllS tlTf, AlUnifgUtt! W
VOTED FOR HIS FRIEND.
Pathetic Incident of the Contest for
Senator From Kentucky.
Seven hours after voting for the man
or his choice before the Democratic
Senatorial caucus Tsanc Wilson, Rep
resentative from Nelson county, passed
calmly from tho exciting scenc3 of
earth. Truth seldom tells a tale of
such noble loyalty to a friend and com
rado as thai which was exhibited by
the dend legislator. ITc was brought
to the capital upon a dying ded, real
izing that he would never rise from 11
again and cxpicsslng tho one desln
that ho should live long enough to d
something toward tho success of hi.
friend, Senator Ulackbum. Mr. WI1
sou died at 5 o'clock this morning It
his room at the Capita! Hotel andsiir
lounded by tho relatives who had beet
summoned by telegraph. A year ag
he weighed 175 pounds but his corps
is a more shadow, a wasting dlscaso o
tho stomach havjng slowly eaten hli
life away. 'There were strong objee
tlons on the part of his family and o
his family and of Senator Blackburn
but ho was determined to come at al
hazards. He knew and said that tin
hard trip would shorten his life, bu
ho declard that ho preferred t
take the risk and help his friend
After he was brought hero last Mon
day one of tho first callers was Scnato.
Blackburn, who fought sklo by side b;
witli him for four years. ThcScnato
was deeply moved ajid expressed regro
that Mr. Wilson had not listened t
his request and remained athome. L
was believed that ho would die In
day or two "I have no fear of dying
Senator," hesald;uyou must nob thlnl
that you will fall torccolvomy vote It
tho caucus, for I urn determined tollv.
until It Is held, and shall exert over
force of my nature to keep tho breat!
within my body until Senator Fultoi
has cast my proxy for you. Then 1
shall resign myself to the Inevitable.'
Mr. Wilson hung between life ant
death, tho end being expected at .an)
moment, but ho Insisted that ho would
be alive to cast his vote which wat
done lust night. Senator Fulton, n
life-long friend, returned to tho roon
and assured him that the vote of Isaat
Wilson had been cast for J. C. fc
Blackburn, IIo closed his eyes ant
sank raqldly to Ills death. ""
Oregon's first need is a cutting dowi
of public expenses, to necessities o.
government economically administer
cd. For a reduction In tho cxpensci
of government wo can only look tt
those who frame our laws, and thost
fn whoso hands Is the appropriation o
public funds tho men who form th
legislative and executive branches oi
the state and county government.
-CALL FOR CONVENTION.
A" Republican convention for-' tho
ttttteof Oregon- is bllMto ta&rt, In
thecity of' roHlHnaronTliu'rwl&ri
April 0, 180(5, at 11 o'clock a. in., for
tho purpose of nominating candidates
for tho presldcntal electors and state
and district offices, except congress
men, and of electing four delegates-at
1 trge to the Republican national con
Tentlon, and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
t le convention. Tho convention will
consist of 237 delegates choon by the
Biveral counties as follews:
Baker 5
Benton 5
v. inhiinms ....11:
Clatson
Columbia
Coos
Crook ....
Curry ....
Douglas .
Gilliam
Grant...
iliuney 2
Jackson 7
Josephine 4
Klamath 2
Lake 3
Lane 10
Linn 10
Lincoln ......... .'1
Malheur 3
Marlon 1!)
Monow 3
Multnomah ...-..-18
Polk 8
Sherman 3
Tillamook 3
Umatilla 0
Union 8
Wallowa 3
Wasco .".. 7
Washington ....11
Yamhill.. '.....
The same belnir one dclcuatc-nt-
large fiomcach county and one dele
gate for every 200 votes and for every
fraction over one-half thereof cast for
the Republican candidate forgovernor
at tho election held In this stato on
June 4, 1891.
The committee rcccomends that the
primaries be held on Saturday, March
21, and tho county conventions oh Sat
urday, Marclt 28, 1800, unless otlier
A'lse ordeied by tho proper" county
committees.
All vqtcrs ln favdr dPtho Rcpubll
jun principle of protection to Ameri
can industries, and American labor,
the upbuilding of 'iflloine market, a
sound financial policy and a patriotic
mforcement Of tho Monroe doctrl no
are cordially Invited to unite with us.
Gjxmorj A. Steel
William Kapus, Chairman.
Secretary.
Portland, Or., Feb. , 1890.
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
A "Republican convention for the
first cdngrcsslouul district, of the
stato of Oregon, Is hereby called to
nect In the city of Albany on Tubs-
lay, April 7, 1800, "aT3p".'in. for the
purpose of nominating a candidate
for congress and two delegates to the
Matlonal Republican convention. Tho
invention will consist of 122 delc-
;atos to bo chosen by tho several
canities, as follews:
Lake 3
Lincoln 3
Linn 10
Marlon 10
;Polk., 8
Tlllaliiook 3
Washington ....11
Yanihill 0
Jcntou fi
'oos 4
Jurry 2
Mackamas ....12
oscphino .... 4
acksoti 7
)ouglas 0
Clamath 2
..ano 11
Tho samo being one delegate at
I irgo for each county,and one for each
!00 votes, or fraction over one-half
-hereof, cast for tho Republican gov
ernor fit tho election held Juno 4, 189-1.
Tho commltto recommends that the
rimarles and county conventions be
idd In accordance with the reconv
Herniation of the state central com
nlttcc. Tiios. n. Tongue, President.
J. A. Wilson, Secretary.
THEN WHY COMPLAIN ?
Senator McBrlde, as far as can be
scertalned, leans toward goldbuglsm,
lo likely fears to take Issue with such
raclcs of his party as John Sherman
ind others. IIo fits the shoes of J. N,
Dolph to a fine degree of consistency.
There was Do change. Astoria News.
The teachers of the Weston Stato
.formal school will hereof tor leach
tho public scliools of Weston as a
normal training school. Tho Weston
Leader says: "By. this means there
A'lll be a great saving effected to tho
listrlct, and tho seniors will be af
forded an opportunity to practice.
This plan will enable the children of
iVcston to remuln in 6chool until
lunois." Tho paper further says
.his places that town alongsldo of
.ho larger cities of Oregon. The
children of Weston ordinarily liavo
only six months school.
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